Summer was beautiful – I love spending time kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking, biking…But I also love this time of the year when nights and mornings are chilly…So what do you do on those cold mornings and during chilly evenings (besides obvious brushing teeth, washing your face, getting dresses etc.)? I’m sure the list could be endless…but let’s try to come up with some ideas of what to do so I can give you a Polish translation:
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have a cup of hot coffee – wypij filiżankę gorącej kawy (my personal favorite:))
go for a morning jog/run – wybierz się na poranny jogging / run
read a book – przeczytaj książkę (I wish I would have more time for tis one…it gets a little tricky with 2 young children)
take your dog for a walk – zabierz psa na spacer
check polish blog! – sprawdź polski blog
check your email – sprawdzić e-mail
watch news on tv – obejrzyj wiadomości w telewizji
read a book to your child – przeczytaj książkę dla dziecka
start a fire – rozpal ogień
snuggle up with a blanket – otul się kocem
watch your favorite movie – obejrzyj ulubiony film
make popcorn – zrób prażoną kukurydzę
call a friend – zadzwoń do przyjaciela
Do następnego razu… (Till next time…)
Comments:
Emilia Rones:
I’m sure every one of the ideas you have introduced in your article. They’re extremely persuading and may certainly perform. Still, the posts are extremely speedy for starters. Might you desire increase these people somewhat coming from the very next time? Basically article.
Jerry Halkoski:
Dear Kasia,
You lead a very interesting life in New Hampshire. Gratulje.
Bylem w Polsce jednastej raz ale nie mowie dobrze po Polsku. Niestety.
I appreciate what you are doing to aid those of us who are struggling to learn Polish. I have an article that states Polish is the most difficult language to learn, partially due to the seven case, accusitive ,dative, etc. It certainly is not easy.
Suggestion: on the 100 most common words, it would be helpful to also provide a meaning per se. Prawda.
Jerry